Just Discovered

[Harry Dean]

Just now noticed, an 1975 book by Hugh McDonald "Appointment In Dallas" suggesting
the JFK Assassination hinged on the so called Mystery Man in Mexico City 1963 and
named Harry Dean as that person. McDonald was a book writer, LA Co. Cop and loco.

[Peter Lemkin]

Just now noticed, an 1975 book by Hugh McDonald "Appointment In Dallas" suggesting
the JFK Assassination hinged on the so called Mystery Man in Mexico City 1963 and
named Harry Dean as that person. McDonald was a book writer, LA Co. Cop and loco.

Harry, you don't look anything like the 'mystery man' seen in M.C. at the embassy, but may I ask [feel free to reply publicly or to me privately if you prefer] were you in M.C. anytime in 1963, and if so, did you stay at or pass through the Luma? And if so, did you talk to the waiter/bartender or the manager [or Buick] - or know anything about them from other sources? It is something I'm working on now, so anything would help. PM me if you'd rather not put it here publicly. Thanks much.

[Harry Dean]

Just now noticed, an 1975 book by Hugh McDonald "Appointment In Dallas" suggesting
the JFK Assassination hinged on the so called Mystery Man in Mexico City 1963 and
named Harry Dean as that person. McDonald was a book writer, LA Co. Cop and loco.

Harry, you don't look anything like the 'mystery man' seen in M.C. at the embassy, but may I ask [feel free to reply publicly or to me privately if you prefer] were you in M.C. anytime in 1963, and if so, did you stay at or pass through the Luma? And if so, did you talk to the waiter/bartender or the manager [or Buick] - or know anything about them from other sources? It is something I'm working on now, so anything would help. PM me if you'd rather not put it here publicly. Thanks much.

The closest I came to Mexico City was when I ignored an arranged offer To co-pilot the plane
of Guy Gabaldon and him there in 1963.